Food bank

Mission

The Food Bank Ministry started in July 2012. Our mission is to spread the love of Christ by alleviating hunger within our community. Our partners, Feeding America Southwest Virginia, Food Lion, God’s Pit Crew, Little Cesar’s Pizza, along with monetary donations make it possible to provide food, clothing, comfort and hope to our community. Negril Day Services Program also supports the ministry on our delivery days

 

If you want to be a part of this impactful ministry, please feel free to contact Theresa Murphy. All volunteers and donations are welcomed! We are here to serve this amazing community we worship in with the Love and Empathy that Jesus has for us!


Volunteer positions:

 

Complete SDI Forms

Sign-In Sheets

Box preparers

Food Pick up  - (from Little Cesar’s, Food Lion, God’s Pit Crew and Feeding America)

Box Handlers

Security

Stock

Distribution dates

Meetings:

Usually held on the Thursday prior to the Saturday distribution, which is also the day we prepare the boxes starting at 4:30 PM

 

Distribution is on Thursdays before the 3rd Saturday and the 3rd Saturday of the month.


Thursday at 6:00 PM for Vance Street Members

Saturday at 9:00 AM for Vance Street and the Community


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